Government allied media have a pebble in their patent leather pumps--talk radio, of course.

Government allied media control much of what we know and don't know. This is fine with both the left AND right today-neither side likes dissent. The right, a small group sometimes known as republicans, is eager to side with the left and wants no intrusion from constituents. A news blog writes that nevertheless, 7 Democrat US representatives are questioning the contents of the government's pending health bill--what nerve that something over 1000 pages should be questioned-- and comes up with 4 culprits:

• 1. Their pesky constituents have communicated objections to the bill.

• 2. These constituents live in states that have talk radio stations. (The states with apparent dimwits are: Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Ohio, Tennessee, and Utah).

• 3. Pew Research says (only) 22% of Americans get news from talk radio (which proves the opposite of what the author is worried about).

• 4. When a lie is told on talk radio no one is there to correct it. In this case, the writer surmises a lie is told about the health bill, an outraged citizen complains to one of the 7 named democrats, who then--in dazed stupor objects to the health bill. And it's all talk radio's fault, the author deduces.

Who is there to correct or amplify everyday blanket coverage from national TV Networks who broadcast government propaganda, the NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times, MSNBC, CNN, Fox News, CNBC, the Comedy Channel, Newsweek, Time, Boston Globe, ABC Radio Networks, and many more?

• Reference: "Talk Radio Rules Blue Dog States," 7/23/09, by Sue Wilson at Huffington Post, via Radio Daily News

(Democrats of course don't need these 7 to pass anything in the House. They have a vast majority without them).

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